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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Frank Elmer Minor: Birth: 10 NOV 1867 in New Hudson, Allegany Co., NY. Death: 12 APR 1908

  2. Carrie A. Minor: Birth: 1 FEB 1870 in New Hudson, Allegany Co., NY. Death: 30 AUG 1905

  3. Blanche Minor: Birth: 12 OCT 1872 in New Hudson, Allegany Co., NY. Death: 1 JUL 1935

  4. Laura Minor: Birth: 13 JUL 1877 in New Hudson, Allegany Co., NY. Death: UNKNOWN


Sources
1. Title:   Thomas Minor Descendants 1608-1981
Page:   429
Author:   John Agustus Miner
Publication:   Trevett, ME: J.A. Miner, 1981
2. Title:   Have Photo
3. Title:   Minor Family Record
4. Title:   Census
Page:   1860
5. Title:   Gravestone
6. Title:   Census
7. Title:   1890 Veterans Census of Allegany Co.
8. Title:   Illustrated History of Allegany Co., NY 1806-1879
Page:   106
Publication:   F.W. Beers

Notes
a. Note:   Nat'l Park Service (http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm): 5th NY Cavalry Co. E, Corporal coming in, Sgt going out Film #M551 Roll 98
 "NPS site says captured Ream's Station 6/29/1864 survived Andersonville."
  "Henry 2nd was in Libby prison when the war ended. Father and P.W. went there and brought him home - in a wretched condition. " - HP Minor letter 8/7/1957
  "Henry was also taken prisoner and sent to Libby prison of Richmond, Va. where his health was severely impaired, but at the end of the war his brothers, P.W. and A.V., went there and brought him home." - unsigned letter, from Linda Rosenberg
  There is a house marked "H. Minor" on the 1869 atlas for New Hudson, NY.
  "Henry Minor was killed when he lived on the old Peter Minor farm after his return from Civil War he went to a neighbor who was sawing wood with buzz saw - a heavy fly wheel on the saw broke and striking him on the shoulder with force to drain [draw?] out lungs out etc. - this information I received from Father [AV]" - HP Minor letter 10/13/1957
  "A Fatal Accident in New Hudson: Henry Miner, of New Hudson, lost his life on just Wednesday last by the sudden bursting of a balance wheel attached to the shaft of a circular saw run by an ordinary eight horse power. The wheel was ?? located that Mr. Miner in operating the feed carriage, bent over the wheel often touching it, and it was while in this position that the wheel from some unknown cause burst into fragments, the rapid revolution throwing the pieces off in all directions with violent force. One piece took off the left arm of the unfortunate man, while another wounded the right severely, and the third piece did the fatal work by entering the left side a little below the region of the heart tearing a hole in its passage as large as a man's hand. Death resulted in about two hours [ugh]. The machine was owned by Geo. Vannoy, and the wheel had done service for twenty years. No reason is known for its bursting. Many others were at work around the machine, but fortunately all escaped inury." Cuba NY Patriot, 11/9/1877

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